Scott County Detention Center KY

10/29/2025

NATIONAL FIRST RESPONDER APPRECIATION DAY

Thank you, Georgetown First United Methodist for your recognition of First Responders in Scott County this Week.

First, your Sunday church service, honoring all First Responders in Scott County and their departments, was wonderful.

Second, for you all to come to our facility today, national First Responder Appreciation Day, with expressions of appreciation and prayers for all of us, was very meaningful.

We are blessed and thankful to have such a wonderful community to serve.

10/25/2025

Our inmate work crew was busy working in September picking up litter, on I-75 Fayette Co. line, I-75 between 134/35 MM, Cincinnati Pike, Lexington road/bypass Paynes depot, and Connector road/bypass. The inmates collected 399 bags of trash, 22 tires, and 5 used syringes from these roads. As well as worked with the Scott County Parks and Recreation.


If you have any suggestions for roads in Scott County that need cleaning up feel free to call the jail and leave Jailer Broyles a message or go to our website home page to register a road for cleanup.

10/08/2025

10/03/2025

This girl was found at our front door this morning, in downtown Georgetown. She’s got a black collar. Reach out if she belongs to you.

09/16/2025

Our inmate work crew was busy working in August picking up litter, performing work for Scott County Parks and Recreation and performing work for the state highway department. The inmates collected 542 bags of trash, 8 tires, and 3 used syringes from these roads. In addition to doing work at Marshall park, Peninsula park and Scott County Park.


If you have any suggestions for roads in Scott County that need cleaning up feel free to call the jail and leave Jailer Broyles a message or go to our website home page to register a road for cleanup.

05/07/2025

This week is National Correctional Officers Week. In 1984, President Ronald Reagan, proclaimed the week of May 6th 1984 to be National Correctional Officers Week. Since then, the first full week in May has been designated to recognize and honor the work of Correctional Officers and Correctional Personnel nationwide. In his Proclamation, the late president recognized the inherent struggles correctional officers face daily and an evolving profession. He stated, Historically, correctional officers have been viewed as "guards," occupying isolated and misunderstood positions in prisons and jails. In recent years, the duties of these officers have become increasingly complex and demanding. They are called upon to fill, simultaneously, custodial, supervisory and counseling roles. The professionalism, dedication and courage exhibited by these officers throughout the performance of these demanding and often conflicting roles deserve our utmost respect. The important work of correctional officers often does not receive the recognition from the public it deserves. It is appropriate that we honor the many contributions and accomplishments of these men and women who are a vital component of the field of corrections.

The deputies at the Scott County Detention Center work hard every day to keep our community and inmates safe, by maintaining a safe and secure jail. It’s a critical, unheralded function that they perform each day for Scott County. I thank them for their service and for our community partners, who’ve chosen to demonstrate their appreciation for them this week.

- Jailer Derran Broyles

Thank you for your support

Cane’s​​
Culvers​​
All That and More
​​Em+Me
Fava’s​​
The Studio​​
The Brown Barrel
​​Rural King
Mancinos​​
Scott Cty. Tourism​
Country Boys​​​
Full Circle Wellness
Qdoba​​
The Hidden Trove
​Penn Station​​​
Miss Behavin
Galvin’s​​
Wilshire’s​​
Jersey Mike’s​​​
Texas Roadhouse
Chinkapin
Panera​​​
Cattleman’s
​​​Dave’s Blazin Bbq
Pizza Hut​​
Chocomania
Kellwell
Roosters

01/05/2025

Our front office will not be in on 1-6-2025 due to weather. Everyone stay safe and stay warm!

12/08/2024